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Only sim card currently, I live with my parents and they pay for family Spotify and internet and stuff. I do not pay for streaming movies and sieries, I buy Blu-Rays 

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Are people generally over monthly subscription boxes these days?

 

A few years ago it felt like everyone was getting Lootcrate, or similar type things but I don't hear much about them anymore.

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3 hours ago, MrPigger said:

Are people generally over monthly subscription boxes these days?

 

A few years ago it felt like everyone was getting Lootcrate, or similar type things but I don't hear much about them anymore.

Pretty sure Lootcrate slashed their marketing budget, those things used to all over the place on youtube with people getting free boxes. Dont really see it anymore

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On 6/30/2019 at 3:17 AM, Sil3nt1 said:

I don't get email encryption does the receiving person have to use the same service for encryption to work?

I'm no expert on cryptology, so take this with a grain of salt, this is just how I understood this.

 

It depends on the level of encryption.

I forget the terms, however most email providers support encryption to a certain degree, so email sent to email providers other than ProtonMail has the copy the other person receives is encrypted with the "normal" encryption algorithms, however the copy residing on ProtonMail's servers is protected by the encryption you chose (theoretically, if other providers support the same agorithms, ProtonMail could work with their owners to have the outgoing copy also encrypted the same way as what remains on the ProtonMail's servers), which also goes for sending to other ProtonMail users.

 

You also can send a self-destructing message, in which case, if the recipient is not a ProtonMail user, they will receive a link to the message, which will be encrypted in accordance to how the messages in the ProtonMail inbox are encrypted.

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Netflix, Amazon prime, Spotify

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I am down to just

 

Express VPN 

Amazon Prime

 

cancelled netflix for now and I get HBO from my parents so I am happy 

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gundamloot

amazon prime

netflix

crunchyroll

office365

google music

 

prob more i tend to forget to cancel services and stop using them

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Amazon / Netflix / Spotify / Floatplane / NordVPN / Office 365 

 

Didnt realise thats nearly £60 per month just on subscriptions... 

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Currently Netflix, Hulu, and Adobe (for Lightroom and Photoshop). Hulu and Netflix are subject to change in the future, depending on which content goes to what platform.

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